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WorksheetsAt Black History Month Mass, Cardinal Gregory calls on African A
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The Mass with Washington Cardinal Wilton Gregory in honor of Black History Month...
was on February 2.
Will be on February 7.
was on February 5.
Will be on February 28.
Who does Cardinal Gregory say are called to let their lights shine?
the bishop and priests concelebrating the Mass.
ordinary faith-filled people.
the U.S. Congress
the six being considered for sainthood.
What does Cardinal Gregory say is our job to do every day?
to respond in generous and loving ways to the needs of this world,
to offer a rousing and wonderful celebration.
imitate their heroic virtue.
to be chosen by none other than the Lord
Who was among the concelebrants at the Black History Month Mass?
Carter G. Woodson
Rev. Jesse E. Moorland
Father Robert Boxie III
Venerable Father Augustus Tolton
Who was the main celebrant at the Black History Month Mass?
Venerable Father Augustus Tolton
Monsignor Charles Pope
Father Robert Boxie III
Cardinal Wilton Gregory
How many attended what Cardinal Gregory said was “our largest gathering for Black History Month in a couple of years.”
Several hundred people
The six being considered for sainthood
13-16 people
1000 people.
Who was Mother Mary Lange?
the foundress and first superior general of the Oblate Sisters of Providence
a formerly enslaved philanthropist who supported many Catholic charitable works;
foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family
joined the Secular Franciscan Order and promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Who was Pierre Toussaint?
the foundress and first superior general of the Oblate Sisters of Providence
a formerly enslaved philanthropist who supported many Catholic charitable works;
foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family
joined the Secular Franciscan Order and promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Who was Julia Greeley?
the foundress and first superior general of the Oblate Sisters of Providence
a formerly enslaved philanthropist who supported many Catholic charitable works;
foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family
joined the Secular Franciscan Order and promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Who was Sister Henriette Delille?
the foundress and first superior general of the Oblate Sisters of Providence
a formerly enslaved philanthropist who supported many Catholic charitable works;
foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family
joined the Secular Franciscan Order and promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
